Jeff Koons: Diary of a Seducer
Jill Nicholls
Welcome to the world of Jeff Koons, the world’s most expensive — not to mention most controversial and surprising — artist alive today. His monumental Balloon Dogs and giant flower puppies have become iconic, along with his rows of virgin vacuum cleaners and life-sized porcelain Michael Jackson with his chimpanze, Bubbles. Alan Yentob, Creative Director of the BBC, who met with the artist at the opening of his retrospective at New York’s Whitney Museum, attempts to find out what lies beneath the surface of the Koons phenomenon.
| Director | Jill Nicholls |
| Production | Tanya Hudson, Jill Nichols |
| Participation | Jeff Koons, Alan Yentob, Eric Kandel, Hal Foester, Mary Boone, Norman Rosenthal, William Feaver, Damien Hirst, Sharon Paschke, Lisa Wainwright, Donna De Salvo, Michael Craig Martin, Kenny Schachter, Jeffrey Dietch |
| Editing | Allen Charlton |
| Artist | Jeff Koons, Alan Yentob, Eric Kandel, Hal Foester, Mary Boone, Norman Rosenthal, William Feaver, Damien Hirst, Lisa Wainwright, Donna De Salvo, Michael Craig Martin, Kenny Schachter, Jeffrey Dietch |
| Sound | Mike Larini, Tim Day, Donald Head, Patrick Southern |
| Cinematography | Mark Molesworth, Patrick Duval, Max Miller, Derek Hallquist, Johann Perry, Steffen Bohnert, Daniel Meyers |
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